GALILEO INTERNATIONAL SUBSIDIARY QUANTITUDE, INC. TO PROVIDE TCP/IP NETWORK SERVICES TO TELETECH

Quantitude, Inc., announced today a multi-year, multi-million dollar agreement with TeleTech Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTEC) to provision enterprise networking services. TeleTech is the leading global provider of e-commerce-enabling customer relationship management solutions (eCRM). Quantitude is the recently formed global network services subsidiary of Galileo International, Inc. (NYSE: GLC), a leader in global travel distribution services.

Quantitude will partner with TeleTech to provide ‘next generation’ Internet protocol (IP) networking solutions between TeleTech’s customer interaction centers in the Americas, Europe and Asia. TeleTech will partner with Quantitude to offer total eCRM solutions to customers in the telecommunications, financial services, technology, government and transportation industries. TeleTech will also leverage Quantitude’s technology infrastructure for a variety of customer interaction management projects. The companies further agreed to pursue several strategic initiatives that include the development of new eCRM business offerings, products and services for a variety of industries and target markets.

“Quantitude’s innovative networking services will position us to achieve cost savings and operating efficiencies in the near term and into the future,” commented Scott Thompson, TeleTech’s chief executive officer and president. “We are looking forward to supporting our global business through our multi-faceted relationship with Quantitude.”

“TeleTech is an ideal customer for Quantitude’s services. TeleTech’s global presence demands the reach of a network with a global footprint like ours,” said James E. Lubinski, Quantitude’s chairman and Galileo’s executive vice president of Operations. “We are pleased to be supporting an industry leader in e-commerce with Quantitude’s broad-based, robust networking services.”

About TeleTech
Founded in 1982, TeleTech is the leading provider of integrated, e-commerce-enabling customer management solutions (eCRM) for global organizations predominantly in the telecommunications, financial services, technology, government and transportation industries. Its innovative customer interaction platform, CyberCare™, integrates the full spectrum of voice and Internet communications, including custom e-mail response, "chat" and extensive Web co-browsing capabilities. TeleTech operates 12,800 state-of- the-art customer interaction center workstations and employs 16,900 people in nine countries. Through 33 customer interaction centers in the Americas, Europe and Asia, TeleTech couples high-velocity e-infrastructure service deployment with premier quality e-customer relationship management to assure our clients/partners unparalleled success in acquiring, retaining and growing customer relationships.

About Quantitude
Quantitude, Inc. is a wholly owned telecommunications network services subsidiary of Galileo International, launched in March 2000. Galileo International is one of the world’s leading providers of electronic global distribution services for the travel industry. Galileo provides travel agencies, corporate travel managers and Internet users with the ability to book travel by accessing schedule, availability and pricing information. Quantitude is currently expanding and upgrading Galileo’s private global network. The network will be upgraded to a standard Internet Protocol platform (TCP/IP) to deliver global Internet, Virtual Private Network (VPN), and telecommunications network services to a variety of customers both in the travel industry and beyond. Quantitude’s new network will deliver the cost efficiencies of the Internet, coupled with the high quality service and performance demanded by mission-critical private networks and will be characterized by unparalleled global reach, a wide breadth of services, and the resiliency and reliability demanded by private network users. Quantitude is headquartered in Englewood, Colo., USA, near Galileo’s state-of-the-art Data Center. Galileo International is headquartered in Rosemont, Ill., with corporate offices worldwide.

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